INPATIENT SMALL FEEDINGS INPATIENT SMALL FEEDINGS ACP CHAPTER MEETING ACP CHAPTER MEETING TURF VALLEY, TURF VALLEY, FEBRUARY, 2013 FEBRUARY, 2013 Daniel J. Brotman, MD, FACP, Daniel J. Brotman, MD, FACP, FHM FHM Director, Hospitalist Director, Hospitalist Program, Program, Johns Hopkins Hospital Johns Hopkins Hospital Associate Professor of Associate Professor of
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INPATIENT SMALL FEEDINGS ACP CHAPTER MEETING TURF VALLEY, FEBRUARY, 2013
INPATIENT SMALL FEEDINGS ACP CHAPTER MEETING TURF VALLEY, FEBRUARY, 2013. Daniel J. Brotman, MD, FACP, FHM Director, Hospitalist Program, Johns Hopkins Hospital Associate Professor of Medicine. Disclosures (active):. Gerson Lehrman Group (consulting) The Dunn Group (consulting) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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INPATIENT SMALL INPATIENT SMALL FEEDINGSFEEDINGS
ACP CHAPTER MEETINGACP CHAPTER MEETINGTURF VALLEY, TURF VALLEY,
FEBRUARY, 2013FEBRUARY, 2013
Daniel J. Brotman, MD, FACP, FHMDaniel J. Brotman, MD, FACP, FHMDirector, Hospitalist Program,Director, Hospitalist Program,Johns Hopkins HospitalJohns Hopkins HospitalAssociate Professor of MedicineAssociate Professor of Medicine
Disclosures (active):Disclosures (active): Gerson Lehrman Group Gerson Lehrman Group
(consulting)(consulting) The Dunn Group (consulting)The Dunn Group (consulting) AHRQ (research funding)AHRQ (research funding) QuantiaMD (consulting)QuantiaMD (consulting) CMMI (research funding)CMMI (research funding)
Case #1: An elderly Case #1: An elderly woman with acute woman with acute facial droop and rashfacial droop and rash
Case #1, contCase #1, cont 78 y/o F78 y/o F PMH of CVA, mild dementia, HTN, DM, PMH of CVA, mild dementia, HTN, DM,
brought in by daughter for left facial brought in by daughter for left facial droopdroop
Increased somnolenceIncreased somnolence Difficulty ambulating with stumbling to Difficulty ambulating with stumbling to
leftleft L frontal headacheL frontal headache 2 weeks of facial rash2 weeks of facial rash
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Case #2: An elderly Case #2: An elderly woman with woman with gastroparesisgastroparesis
83 year-old woman83 year-old woman CC: Admitted from GI clinic for failure to thrive, albumin CC: Admitted from GI clinic for failure to thrive, albumin HPI: 1 year history of gastroparesis of unclear etiology; HPI: 1 year history of gastroparesis of unclear etiology;
bloating, vomiting, progressive, particularly in last 3mo.bloating, vomiting, progressive, particularly in last 3mo.– Gastroparesis confirmed on prior emptying study (virtually no Gastroparesis confirmed on prior emptying study (virtually no
emptying at 4 hours)emptying at 4 hours)– Had required PICC for TPN during recent hospitalizationHad required PICC for TPN during recent hospitalization– Also progressive dyspnea, PND, orthopneaAlso progressive dyspnea, PND, orthopnea– In recent weeks, LE edema; started diuresisIn recent weeks, LE edema; started diuresis– Generalized weakness / fatigueGeneralized weakness / fatigue
Case #1 cont,Case #1 cont, Prior evaluation:Prior evaluation:
complement levels, Hep C ab, hep B ag, complement levels, Hep C ab, hep B ag, – UA: UA: 3+ protein3+ protein; trace LE, nitrite neg; SG 1.008; trace LE, nitrite neg; SG 1.008– 24h urine: 3.5g protein24h urine: 3.5g protein– UPEP: glomerular proteinuriaUPEP: glomerular proteinuria
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Case #1, contCase #1, cont A diagnostic procedure was A diagnostic procedure was
performedperformed
Case #3: Another elderly Case #3: Another elderly woman with woman with gastroparesisgastroparesis
Case #3, contCase #3, cont 85 y/o F with wasting illness over prior 85 y/o F with wasting illness over prior
year.year. N/V and post-prandial abdominal pain N/V and post-prandial abdominal pain
progressive x monthsprogressive x months Bloating, followed by either vomiting or Bloating, followed by either vomiting or
diarrheadiarrhea 50 lb wt loss50 lb wt loss Intolerant of solid and liquid PO intake, Intolerant of solid and liquid PO intake,
but variablebut variable
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Prior workup:Prior workup:– Non-contrast CT scan 6 mo prior showed no Non-contrast CT scan 6 mo prior showed no
pathology except gastric dilatationpathology except gastric dilatation– Gastric emptying study at Bayview 4 mo prior Gastric emptying study at Bayview 4 mo prior
showed severe delayed gastric emptying showed severe delayed gastric emptying (<50% emptying at 4(<50% emptying at 4
– EGD 3 mo prior with antral gastritis; Congo red EGD 3 mo prior with antral gastritis; Congo red stain negativestain negative
– Cine esophagram: occasional esoph spasms; Cine esophagram: occasional esoph spasms; slow esophageal emptyingslow esophageal emptying
Case #3, contCase #3, cont PMH:PMH:
– Chronic osteomyelitis of RLE following distant trauma Chronic osteomyelitis of RLE following distant trauma (intermittent antibiotics)(intermittent antibiotics)
– Transitional cell bladder cancer 2y prior (endoscopically Transitional cell bladder cancer 2y prior (endoscopically treated)treated)
– Raynaud’sRaynaud’s– EF 45% with small vessel CADEF 45% with small vessel CAD– COPD attributed to second-hand smokingCOPD attributed to second-hand smoking
– Normal CBCNormal CBC– Normal CMPNormal CMP– ANA 1:80ANA 1:80– Negative SCL 70 and centromereNegative SCL 70 and centromere
Case #3, contCase #3, cont A diagnostic procedure was A diagnostic procedure was
performedperformed
Case #4, a young Case #4, a young woman with woman with gastroparesisgastroparesis
28 y/o F transferred to Hopkins from a 28 y/o F transferred to Hopkins from a community hospital MICU for gastric community hospital MICU for gastric pacemaker placementpacemaker placement
Gastroparesis confirmed by emptying study; Gastroparesis confirmed by emptying study; N/V began about 6mo prior and progressedN/V began about 6mo prior and progressed
25 lb wt loss over prior 5 months25 lb wt loss over prior 5 months Type 1 DM since childhoodType 1 DM since childhood In and out of hospital with DKA, dehydration, In and out of hospital with DKA, dehydration,
sometimes severe enough to require MICU sometimes severe enough to require MICU carecare
Case #4, cont Case #4, cont Failure to respond to metoclopramide and Failure to respond to metoclopramide and
ondansetronondansetron Glycemic control erratic (both hypo- and hyper-Glycemic control erratic (both hypo- and hyper-
glycemia with at least one seizure)glycemia with at least one seizure) Ongoing deliriumOngoing delirium In ICU at outside hospital had been started on In ICU at outside hospital had been started on
TPN, group B strep in urine TPN, group B strep in urine levofloxacin levofloxacin ROS positive for nausea, abdominal pain, diffuse ROS positive for nausea, abdominal pain, diffuse
joint and leg pain, lightheadedness, extreme joint and leg pain, lightheadedness, extreme weaknessweakness
Case #4, cont Case #4, cont PMH:PMH:
– Type 1 DMType 1 DM– FibromyalgiaFibromyalgia– Hypothyroidism on replacementHypothyroidism on replacement
Meds on transferMeds on transfer– Docusate, ondansetron, levothyroxine, Docusate, ondansetron, levothyroxine,